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This is the work "Momoyo" and "Shuntaro" by Natsumi Tomita.

We think about the story until things are thrown away, collect used textures, rust, and faded things, connect them together, and reborn them as new creatures. The wings of "Momoyo" are fitted with bottle beer taps and kitchen utensils, and the neck is fitted with cans of Shichimi pepper. The ears of "Shuntaro" are spoons, the feet are fork, and the hands are "easy to handle"!

This is a work of Asuka Miyata, who made various shapes by hand knitting waste materials of horse hair of violin bows by hand, practiced `` Manual 3D printer '', and human hands expressed cutting-edge technology . It is written that "it has a relaxing effect, such as knitting while watching TV."

Mass production, consumption, and disposal hotel tableware, dismantled nursery school educational toy cards, and discarded items that were discarded according to the times did not cause regional pollution, but became fashionable wall clocks in the present era. Was.

Ceramics also connect broken things, burn them to create a new shape. It seems that old folk house's waste wood burns in the hole kiln. It's also used as fuel.

Even if you look at it without knowing that it has been reproduced, it is a work full of individuality and the design is wonderful.

This project was held to commemorate the 190th anniversary of Takashimaya's founding. The photo shows Hiroko Otsuki's work, which practices "Creative Reuse" and is introduced nationwide. It seemed to overlap with Takashimaya, which has been reborn in a long history.

A world that begins with waste materials and offcuts.

2021.8． 29 (until Sunday)

Takashimaya Museum TOKYO, 4th floor gallery space